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I started wearing glasses in the second year of middle school, and after wearing them until the end of 5th grade next year, I've developed presbyopia and cataracts~~~ ㅠ I think it would be amazing to live without glasses. With a recommendation from a friend, I learned about Gangnam Blue Eye Clinic, and the doctor and nurses were so kind and explained everything well, so I scheduled my visit~ I'll share my review next time~~

After undergoing presbyopia LASIK, I experienced some discomfort for about two weeks, but once that passed, I felt pleased with my vision. However, after three months, I started noticing some overlapping in my sight. I've visited the clinic a few times, but I'm left with no option but to use artificial tears. Still, it’s better than not having had the procedure at all. I might need to wear glasses again in 1-2 years.

I had severe myopia, and then with presbyopia, I underwent eye surgery. They conducted over 50 eye tests before the surgery to check my overall eye health, which made me feel more at ease. It's great that I can have the surgery on a weekday without taking a leave, and then just take the weekend off to return to work on Monday. The results of the surgery are good, and now I can see well without glasses!

My vision changed after my 40s, and now that I've entered my 50s, I can't see things up close clearly. It's frustrating, and it's hard to enjoy meals without reading glasses. I can manage driving and living just fine for distant things, but I'm really worried about whether I should consider surgery for presbyopia.